Compulsive Sexual Behavior in HIV-Infected Men in a Community Based Sample, Russia
Егор Чумаков, Н. Н. Петрова, Shane W. Kraus
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Егор Чумаков, Н. Н. Петрова, Shane W. Kraus
Abstract
This is the first study in Russia to explore Compulsive Sexual Behavior in HIV-infected men. The aims of the present study were to estimate the frequency of Compulsive Sexual Behavior in HIV-infected men in community-based sample in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. The study sample consisted of 119 HIV-infected men. Compulsive Sexual Behavior was found in 18 men who have sex with men and 7 men who have sex with women (29.5% and 12.1%). Our results suggest that Compulsive Sexual Behavior could be a significant risk factor for HIV-infection.
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This is the first study in Russia to explore Compulsive Sexual Behavior in HIV-infected men. The aims of the present study were to estimate the frequency of Compulsive Sexual Behavior in HIV-infected men in community-based sample in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. The study sample consisted of 119 HIV-infected men. Compulsive Sexual Behavior was found in 18 men who have sex with men and 7 men who have sex with women (29.5% and 12.1%). Our results suggest that Compulsive Sexual Behavior could be a significant risk factor for HIV-infection.
Key concepts: Sexual behavior, Saint petersburg, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Psychology, Sample (material), Demography, Clinical psychology, Risky sexual behavior